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Board Games

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Emile l.
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I love RPG's as much as the next guy, but I also just found out people want to play board games. I just made Settlers of Catan on roll20, and I'm wondering what else people would want to play. Two of the biggest ones I can think of are Monopoly and Risk. Is this something people want? Or would it be a waste of time porting them over?
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Pat S.
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Chess, checkers, dominos are all good ones to have. Fantasy 3D chess would be a blast but that would require everyone to be gm status to use all three layers.
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Gauss
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I have ported over Axis and Allies Europe. I will always play people. :) - Gauss
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Emile l.
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I've never played... how tough is it to pick up?
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Pat S.
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I would put it near the level of risk.
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Gauss
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The rules for Axis and Allies Europe are more complicated then Risk but the strategy isn't much more complicated. In short, more options.  Also, I forgot to list that I have brought Star Fleet Battles into Roll20 awhile ago. Never got much interest though. Ahhh well. :) - Gauss
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Javiertus .
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The beauty of Roll20 is that it lets you do whatever you need tabletop-wise. I am currently planning a Heroquest campaign and so far so good. I'm still thinking House on Hounted Hill would be great, too.